Section 11 of IEA : Section 11: When facts not otherwise relevant become relevant.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A theft occurred in a jewelry store in Mumbai on the night of January 15th. The police suspect Mr. X of committing the theft.
Application of Section 11:
- Fact: Mr. X claims he was attending a wedding in Delhi on January 15th.
- Relevance: The fact that Mr. X was in Delhi on the night of the theft is relevant because it is inconsistent with the fact in issue (i.e., Mr. X committing the theft in Mumbai).
- Additional Fact: CCTV footage from the wedding venue in Delhi shows Mr. X attending the wedding at the exact time the theft occurred in Mumbai.
- Relevance: This additional fact makes it highly improbable that Mr. X could ...
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